Pro-cĭnct', n.
n. [Lat. procinctus, from procingere, procinctum, to gird up, prepare, from pro, before, and cingere, to gird.] Complete preparation for action. [Obs.]
War he perceived, war in procinct. Milton.
n. [Lat. procinctus, from procingere, procinctum, to gird up, prepare, from pro, before, and cingere, to gird.] Complete preparation for action. [Obs.]
War he perceived, war in procinct. Milton.